The bats, shaped slightly more like a bowling pin than traditional lumber, have been a source of controversy since the New ...

Dozens of rescued bats were released back into the wild in Des Moines Tuesday night. According to the Iowa Wildlife Center, ...

On Monday, bat manufacturer Louisville Slugger posted a sneak peek of the pink torpedo bat Cincinnati Reds ' star Elly De La ...

he has established himself as one of the league's most creative and effective offensive play-designers and playcallers. The Bears' offense already had talented pass-catching options in wide receivers ...

Volpe hit four home runs in the New York Yankees first five games as his magical torpedo bat took the league by storm ... media since 2008 and now casts a wide net with coverage across all ...

[MORE: Torpedo bats are ‘absolutely good’ for baseball, says MLB commissioner] Maple bats were not always the ubiquitous choice among major-league players, as their rise owes much to the ...

To be fair, not all that production was done by the torpedo bat. Reigning American League MVP Aaron Judge doesn't use the torpedo bat. But much of the production came from players trying the new ...

The St. Louis Cardinals have one of the league's hottest offenses and they've been getting the job done without using the newly designed torpedo bat for most of the season. The New York Yankees ...

(Most torpedo bats are made of birch because it is a lower-density wood than maple; the latter makes it hard to construct a bat that is sturdy enough overall because the handle would have to be tiny ...

The thickest part of the bat, which per Major League Baseball rules is 2.61 inches, has always been at the end of the barrel. But the torpedo bat changes that. The thickest part of the bat moves ...

(Most torpedo bats are made of birch because it is a lower-density wood than maple; the latter makes it hard to construct a bat that is sturdy enough overall because the handle would have to be tiny ...